Should I say "I haven't" or "I don't

I don't have any beer left
I haven't had a beer today

It depends what you follow it with.

Normally, you have to folow the first with "got"

> I haven't got [a] ___

Whereas, I don't have is more versatile

> I don't have [the] [a] ______

>>77518912
Just say whatever feels natural.

>>77518912
depends on the sentence. "I don't have any" sounds more normal than "I haven't any" but they both make sense.

>>77518970
>feels natural
Not everyone is native speaker like you

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>>77518912
I do not don't haven't have not'nt

>>77519133
Not my problem

>>77519133
I'm saying say whatever feels natural to YOU.

Well, in school they teach us to say "I haven't" but when I surf the Internet I always see "I don't have".

>>77519208
they're saying two different things
>>77518935

use shan't

>>77519208
give us an example sentence

>>77518912
I do have shartn't yet today

>>77519249
Something like "I haven't a car" or "I haven't got the money".

>>77519314
>Haven't a car
retarded
>Haven't got the money
works